Browsing by Author "Patton, David"

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    Diagnostic performance of cardiovascular magnetic resonance sequences in evaluation of atrial shunts
    (2011) Zvaigzne, Cheryl Gwen; Howarth, Andrew G.; Patton, David
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    Gambling Involvement and Problem Gambling in Manitoba
    (Addictions Foundation of Manitoba, 2002-04) Patton, David; Brown, David; Dhaliwal, Jastej; Pankratz, Curt; Broszeit, Brian
    This report provides an overview of findings from two studies conducted in 2001. The first was a survey of over 4,500 students sampled from a cross-section of Manitoba high schools. The second was a survey of over 3,000 adults sampled randomly from across the Province.
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    Manitoba Gambling and Problem Gambling 2006
    (Addictions Foundation of Manitoba, 2008-07) Lemaire, Jackie; MacKay, Terri-Lynn; Patton, David
    This report presents the findings of the Manitoba Gambling and Problem Gambling Prevalence Study from 2006. The purpose of this study was to explore the nature and extent of gambling and gambling problems in Manitoba in addition to describing the characteristics of individuals experiencing gambling-related problems. This telephone survey was conducted with a sample of 6,007 adults 18 years and older in the province.
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    Student Gambling Report, 2005
    (Addictions Foundation of Manitoba, 2005-09) Mackay, Terri-Lynn; Patton, David; Broszeit, Brian
    The purpose of this research is to present current information about the rates of gambling activity in Manitoba youth and to examine the implications of gambling on this population. This report provides an overview of the findings of 6673 students from junior and senior high schools. Although the focus of this report is on gambling and related behaviors, students were also asked questions about alcohol and drug use, parental monitoring, affected issues, delinquent behavior and recreational activities.